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Thessaloniki: Urgent Prosecutorial Investigation Into the Clinic with the Illegal Oncology Department – Government Employees Also in the Spotlight

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The Thessaloniki Appeals Prosecutor’s Office ordered an urgent preliminary examination for the clinic and the previous inspections. The case surrounding the private clinic in Thessaloniki, which was at the center of inspections for operating an unlicensed oncology department and performing chemotherapy, is escalating at the criminal level. The head of the Thessaloniki Appeals Prosecutor’s Office ordered an urgent preliminary examination, […] The…
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Urgent prosecutorial investigation into the private clinic in Thessaloniki and the oncology department that was operating without a license.

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In the case of the private clinic in Thessaloniki, where, according to the findings of the checks, an oncology department operated without the required license, Adonis Georgiadis was reported — An urgent prosecution investigation is underway

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Mr. Nikolopoulos requests that, within the framework of the investigation into possible criminal liability, the competent employee of the National Transparency Authority be called to testify.

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The Thessaloniki Appeals Prosecutor's Office requested a preliminary examination

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The case of a private clinic in Thessaloniki is under the microscope of the Justice Department, after the findings of the inspections revealed the operation of an oncology department without the required license and the performance of chemotherapy. The head of the Thessaloniki Appeals Prosecutor's Office ordered the conduct of an urgent preliminary examination, in order to clarify the conditions under which the clinic operated.

Chemotherapy, without a license, was prescribed even to patients without malignancy. And the investigation is still in its early stages. The complaints are pouring in.

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GR Times broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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